The Incarnation of Jesus Christ Conclusion
Biblical Evidences for Christ’s Incarnation The previous article in this series presented Christ’s human genealogies and the witness of the Apostle John, the Apostle Paul, and the Book of Hebrews as evidences for His incarnation. More such evidences will now be examined. The Witness of the Apostle Peter Acts 2:22–24: PeGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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I’m convinced Jesus didn’t weep just because of His grief over Lazarus’ death. I think He was just as grieved because He was required to bring Lazarus back into an existence subject to pain, suffering, trials and problems. Lazarus had begun his eternal rest and now that rest would be taken from him.
Dr. Showers’ books and teaching have impacted my life more than words can say. He was an incredibly gifted Bible teacher, a godly man who could take complex theological concepts and simplify them in a way that I could understand. His insights were invaluable. They helped me understand and apply the Scriptures to my own life, while in turn teaching them to others. I’m so grateful for Dr. Showers!